Key Features of Agricultural Earthworm Composed Fertilizer

• Boosts soil fertility, improving both the biological and physicochemical properties of the organic material.
• Allows the utilization of essential nutrients from agricultural wastes in growing crops.
• Aids the use of slow-release fertilizers, particularly its nitrogen content, which after one-third is used, becomes slow-release humic nitrogen.
• Has a growth-promoting humic substance or phyto-hormone that accelerates root development.
• Increases and diversifies the microbe phase, reducing pathological and pest incidence.
• Minimizes nutrient loss as negatively charged organic material maintains and holds nutrients.
• Produces humic substances [humates] with high buffering capacity for better soil management.
• Promotes faster growth of plants, increases crop yield.
• Produces crops with a better taste, and lasting quality, without toxic residues.
• Improves groundwater recharge and reduces depletion of groundwater.
• Reduces soil salinization and soil erosion.
• Lessens pollution, as chemicals are not used.
• Increases export of agricultural product with lower pesticide residues.
• Lessens wasteland formation.